I bet you biz mgmt experience will serve you well in real estate.

My tenant was served back on the 16th of this month.

You might be considered an employee with one principal owner managing any number of properties, you won't be seen as an employee serving two or more masters, if you manage two homes each owned by different owners, you'll be providing management services.

Serving as a Qualified Intermediary takes years of working in the business to make sure that you can provide the right advice and guidance to your clients.

The house is around 2500 sqft if memory serves.

We also charge a very modest application fee ($20.00) which typically serves to weed out those candidates who would not even come close to qualifying.

That would serve as the limit on when the short sale approval needs to have a response, because beyond that date, you would not longer be in a valid contract unless you executed an extension.

This would also serve a marketing function as well later (developing email lists, supplier point of contact, providing methods of expectations for performance, etc.).2.

He's a member of a union, but I don't think that's his employer, just a sort of "referral agency" to plumbing jobs.Can I serve a wage garnishment order for him directly on the Union office, or would I need to serve it on his employer?

Depends on whether all parties with an interest in the property were properly served as well.